"A lot of parents pack up their troubles and send them off to summer camp." --Raymond Duncan

I can't believe it's time for camp. All my fiber equipment is in the front hall, waiting to be loaded first thing tomorrow morning. Then I'm off!


I had some time between last-minute running around getting supplies (I have five more students more than they told me to plan for!!!), sat at the sewing machine, and whipped up this t-shirt:



I had wanted to make some of these to sell at Art in the Park last weekend, but I didn't get around to it. Maybe next time because it was so fun and used up leftover woven scraps (I never throw anything away)! I've never done any quilting, but this reverse applique was quick and easy. I made a couple of flubs (Opps. Saori has no mistakes), and it would help to have a pair of really sharp pointy scissors, so I will know for next time.

In the meantime, my project bag is overflowing with things-to-do-while-I-wait-for-Sissy-at-PT. I'm not very good at sitting-and-waiting. My project bag helps take the edge off.


I have no new pics of my sheepies! Not that they are camera shy now that their fleeces are growing in so nice, but my camera is acting a little off. But Georgie sends his hellos and wishes he could go with me to camp tomorrow. I had to tell him there is no room in the back of the car.

May the fleece be with you,
Abu